Pond in Stibbert Museum Park

The Stibbert Museum park is made up of a network of avenues and paths that descend from the Museum towards the adjacent Baden-Powell park (with which, however, there is no direct connection). In the style of romantic parks and gardens, it does not have a rigidly geometric structure and is characterized by alternating green areas pleasantly shaded by the presence of a large variety and quantity of tall and medium-sized trees, and open spaces delimited by hedges and lawns. It is also enriched by a Hellenistic temple and an Egyptian one overlooking a pretty lake. It is freely accessible from 8.00 to 17.00 in the period November-March and from 8.00 to 19.00 in the other months

Small artificial lake, very nice.